Do you want to experience the thrill of descending through crystal-clear canyons, jumping into natural pools, and sliding down rock slides shaped by centuries of erosion? The Catalan Pyrenees, in northeastern Spain, is a privileged destination for canyoning, with unspoiled landscapes, accessible canyons, and breathtaking natural surroundings.
Whether it’s your first adventure or you're seeking more demanding challenges, you’ll find routes for all levels here — always accompanied by expert local guides, with all equipment included and maximum safety guaranteed. Enjoy an exciting and refreshing experience in full contact with nature.
Get ready to get wet, have fun, and discover the Catalan Pyrenees from a unique perspective.
Best Zones for Canyoning in the Catalan Pyrenees
At Aran Experience, we take you to some of the most stunning canyons in the Catalan Pyrenees, crafted for both beginners and seasoned adventurers. Our guided trips adapt to different skill levels—from family-friendly descents to adrenaline-packed adventures.
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Canyoning in Les (Val d’Aran): Spectacular setting ideal for families and friends, featuring varying difficulty levels and breathtaking valley scenery.
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Bausen Canyon Descent: Perfect family-friendly canyon from age 6—safe, fun, and ideal for beginners.
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Llavorsí Canyoning: Mid-level routes with jumps, slides, and rappels—great for those who want to step up their game.
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Berrós Canyon Descent: Ideal for beginners, with water slides, jumps, and natural pools. Suitable from age 6.
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Estarón Superior Canyon Descent: Intermediate level with rappels up to 20 m and slides.
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Estarón Inferior Canyon Descent: Technical routes designed for expert canyoners.
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Infern Canyon Descent: Medium-difficulty canyon in the Collegats Gorge—rock formations and stunning views.
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Canyoning in Pont de Suert: Versatile canyoning with beginner and technical options near Pont de Suert—an intense and under-the-radar experience.
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Río Blanco Canyon Descent: Beginner-friendly, ideal for families or groups in the Boí Valley.
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Viu de Llevata Canyon Descent: Intermediate-level canyon in the Lleida Pyrenees.
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Obarra Canyon Descent: Intermediate carbon canyon in the Aragonese Pyrenees gorge.
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Boí Canyoning: Alpine-style canyoning in the Aigüestortes National Park—crystal-clear water and high-mountain backdrop.
Canyoning with Kids in the Catalan Pyrenees
Traveling with family? We offer child- and family-friendly canyoning options from age 6 in Les and Pont de Suert. Guided at a gentle pace, kids learn about the natural environment and enjoy a safe, educational adventure.
What’s Included in Our Canyoning Adventures
When you book with Aran Experience, here’s what you get:
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Certified local guide
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Neoprene suit, canyoning shoes, harness, helmet, life vest
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Comprehensive accident and liability insurance
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Safety briefing and route explanation
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Customized itinerary based on group size and river flow
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Optional photo coverage (select trips)
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Changing facilities (based on location)
What to Bring:
Swimsuit, towel, closed-toe water shoes (no flip-flops), sunscreen, spare clothes, strap for securing glasses.
Duration: 3–4 hours (includes prep, transfer, and descent); 1.5–2 hours active canyoning.
Canyoning for All Levels in the Catalan Pyrenees
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Beginner: Bausen (Les), Berrós (Llavorsí), Río Blanco (Pont de Suert) are family- and novice-friendly.
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Intermediate: Estarón Superior/Inferior, Infern, Viu de Llevata, Obarra offer rappels and jumps without needing expert skill.
All routes modified by guides to match your pace and safety needs.
Book Your Canyoning Adventure in the Catalan Pyrenees
Ready for an unforgettable canyoning experience? Choose your preferred area, difficulty, and date—and discover canyoning like never before. Guides, gear, and safety included—whether you're solo, a couple, or with family. Contact us and secure your spot in the heart of the Catalan Pyrenees.
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